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Originally Posted by SJ073

I am seeing this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function curl_init() in bitly.php on line 138


ANy Ideas of where to start looking?

Looks like you don't have CURL installed as a module in your PHP installation.

Originally Posted by Moondust

oh... verry hard.... i have no delete the < > in Username etc....

Now.... it WORK !

Brilliant.
[quote=Nordinho;1969151It seems to be enabled on mine. Maybe I have an outdated version?[/quote]
If it's working, wrap it in a try {} catch {} and silence the beast.

Perhaps not the most scientific approach but the library and twitter itself aren't my speciality.

Originally Posted by Jesh

I'm using vBSEO, 4.0.1 and here is what I have set up, receiving a 500 Internal Error, but thread is being posted. I have the two files in my forum root (which is www.uscoininfo.com). edit: using IIS6. Ideas?

Your config is correct, so it's not that.

Can you check that JSON is enabled in PHP and that you have the CURL extension installed.

Originally Posted by Bouncer222

One big REQUEST...

Is it possible to implement into this addon so that once we install it, we can have the option to tweet all old threads/posts etc.. onto twitter.com that were made before this installation? AND.. having the option to delay each tweet so that the site doesn't slow down or anything.

Also it seems it is not working for me and I put in all the stuff in the php code...
I made a test thread http://www.brotherhoodofgamers.com/g...d.html#post696
and it doesnt show up on my twitter at: http://twitter.com/bogbouncer1

What I edited:
bit.ly username and inserted API ( I did not include the < > anywhere, I removed those as well as the instructions say to)
I put in my twitter username and pass, changed yourforumsdomain.com to www.brotherhoodofgamers.com

Did I miss anything? I also uploaded files to root from the author's post, NOT from the 2 links it says to, since I believe it says I can just download it from here. correct me if I'm wrong or missed anything, thanks

You got everything, it should be working. (though I realise it's not).

As for the add-on. There's little value in going back over old threads, for starters twitter rate limits the posting. And even if that didn't the point is to drive search engines and people to fresh content, the rest they discover as time goes on.

It would be nice to wrap it up as a vbulletin product so that all of this config that seems to be causing people trouble could be put into a HTML form where people seem fine with such things... and perhaps to perform tests for CURL and JSON during install to validate that their server meet the pre-reqs for the libraries.

Issue is, I have no experience in building vb products... I just hack my forums and when I have a small gem that helps I share it with the world. If anyone else wants to wrap it up in a lovely product, then I'm happy to make you a co-author thingy and to publish it.